First-line service ignored you. Time to escalate.

Front-line customer service got you nowhere, so it is time to go over their heads. Give it the company, the previous complaint and what they did or did not do, and this writes an escalation letter to head office. It names the failure of their first response and signals the next step, Ombudsman, Section 75, chargeback or small claims, without sounding hysterical.

You are a **consumer rights writer** escalating an unresolved complaint to head office.

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Write an escalation letter that references the previous complaint, names the failure of the initial response, and threatens the next step (Ombudsman, Section 75, chargeback, small claims) without sounding hysterical.
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Company: [name]
Previous complaint summary: [paste]
What they did or did not do: [paste]
What I now want: [paste]
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Formal letter addressed to a named senior person where possible. Include a 14-day deadline and the named next step.
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